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Daily Republican., 1887-01-20
THE EXTRA-ATTRACTVE SALE
AT WANAMAKERS

you to buy now for next
seasons use. We prefer to-
sell our sample garments and
make up new goods. In
our work. rooms we are
making many fur lined gar
ments of extra size for GUS
toners who can never be-
satisfactorily fitted out Of
stock.
5 Seal Sacsues SO inches long,
We're e275; now t225.
. Seal Sacques, 81 inches long,
We're $3.50; now 500.
/ Seal DolmAn, 81 inches long trimmed
with b aver,
Was $500; now $500.
! Seal Princess Louise, with fine Lynx
TRIMMINGS,
Was {40e; now $500.
Seal Raglan, without trim ming,
Was 800; now $500.
Seal visite, Lynx Trimming, $40.
Seal visite Beaver Trimming, f12S
English Walking Jackets OF best Alaska
Seal, $125.
All our Trimmings and Geet and Wolf
| Robes reduced Also. Mems Shoulder
Capes and Beaver Driving Gloves.
Near Thirteenth and Chestn 1t Streets.
No lady need be remind
ed how uncomfortable a bad
ly fitted Corset Cover is.
on don't want them at any
price. That isn't the kind
we keep. All frst-class,
perfect-htting goods, yet we
have cut something off the
price.
Down from Sl.l5 to sc.
Down from 81. 90 to Use.
Down from 81 80 to ti.l0.
Down from 73c To SOC
Down from 81 80 To 81. 90.
Down from 75c TO Csc.
A few odd lots of Ladies'
Night-Gowns and Chemise.
If you can find a fit among
hem the price will fit your
pocket-book.
Chestnut street trent, west Of Arcade.
Among the latest OF the
Justly popular Paris Novel
ties are tie Wicks. They
give q peculiarly rich effect
to a costume.
| Wick Plaids, A. inch Green, Brown
Electric and Navy,
II Were e.; now sl25.
CLUSTERS Of wicks, forming stripes, on
/ illuminated melange ground, six color
Iings, light effects admirable for early
spring wear,
Down from g. to tl25.
Plain TO match,
Down from 81 20 toll.
| Herring bone ground, with garnitur'
lnf heavy wick forming stripes and cir
lcles: Brown, Garnet, Blue and Green,
| Down from - to s1.25.
Plain To match,
Down from tl75 toe %
Serge ground, with wide wick bords 7
two shades uf Brown, Recela, Nav.
and Tan,
reduced from 1880 tos2
| Plain to match,
Reduced from l.75 TO tl.25.
Serge ground, Graduated, Plated
Wick Stripe raised To resemble braid
II Brown, Garnet aud Mode,
Down fypm a 80 TO g..
Plain 10 match,
n Down from q 10 10 sl.25.
Bourette Wick Stripe, alternatin
with Frise on Serge ground; Oily,
lGarnet, Brown and Smoke,
Down from ~ 80 to ESQ.
Plain TO match
Down from 81 80 10 sl.25
" Serge ground Graduated Stripes o
Iridesceut Beads, Navy, Brown, Ora
and Green,
: Down from s. 81 80.
Plain TO match,
Down from e. to 81 %.
lSoutheast of GENRE.
i Low price comfortable
5, are apt to be poor things
e filed with shoddy or dirty
seedy cotton, even if cover
ing is fairly good. Try these
Every scrap of the filling i
:. clean, carded cotton; lining
good quality Turkey red
covers, sateen with hand
: some rose and Leaf desigl
on ground of pink, blue
gold, cream and black; fame
quilting, $2.5o. No; they'r'
not small, good size and al
P most as light as down.
y Down beats them, though
!, It's the tiptop-if. Ho,
{ often that sit" turns u
lOAN WA
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~ Weekly IntalNgenoer
p)e fas,raSter Jttdliqettn4
EAxoAsrER, APRIL IA 1857.
Whesee The Wlsl. /.

H. Phfladelphia Press is troubled over
~ Democratic assault on Mr.. Randall. 1t
'1G1nks Il b free trade blizzard that has
Euek him; or pretends to think 80: /:
lrsGhahly 1t knows better. 1t is
I1Euo that Mr.. Randall Is not in
Umpathy with the majority Of his
yoxty on the tariff issue, though the party
1s0 much opposed to free trade as he is
hit he has been unwilling to accede to a
1nodi6cation Of the tariff duties and their
nodi6cation Is undoubtedly the palty's de-
nAnd. But there has for years, and ever
6lnce parties have existed in this republic,
tom great latitude taken in the mainten-
.ence Of diverse opinions, inside the parties,
upon this question, which has never been
u sole dividing party issue and Mr..
Randall might have been permitted to ex.
hibit, without serious damage to him.
III, even the very great obstinacy in
rosistins party accommodation upon i,
which be has this winter shown, If he had
hem otherwise wise and accommodating
hut he has been quite steadily recalcitrant
md has shown no proper disposi.
tion to follow the Democratic leader
whom the sense Of the party recognizes in
IT. Official head, the president.
For good or evil, and We have no doubt
tAat tits for good, the party is led by the
president, and all who cannot keep step to
the music, step out. Mr.. Randall very
needlessly, 30 far as public observation
goes, voted to pass the universally con.
Damned soldiers pension bill over the pres.
hent's veto. 1t would take . very great
man to do that safely in the present Dem.
ocntic temper -M1sa1sGnds:s n1t do II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18
fOLlTlCAL SLANd.

Senator John sherman rsiIs About Looking
After Fences and Laying Pipes.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
swell, how did they trea. you In the
South, senator ?"
slsndidiy splendidly, indeed" and there
was tone OF unusual enthusiasm in his voice
o. he said 1t.
"You're going home to look after your
fences, OF coursef'
The senator laughed heartily.
"Do you know" he inquired show that
expression originates? No! Then III tell
you. While WAS secretary OF the treasury
came home to Mansfield for few DAYS At one
!lme As soon a. got there there was an
innux OF newspaper correspondents from ali
parts Some OF them announced that / WAS
getang ready to run for governor; Others that
was working up boom for the presidenIiaj
Sonination. One OF them came 70 me and
Ipy T. iu:y S Sneu ms whst was doing ia Ohio.
just happened that on that dsy I had CON
tfacted with man To repair some iencas ~,
my place that we're In q tumb ed .dOvn CON
diti0n. 30 when that Newspaper man ass "a
me new what was doing In Ohio, I told him that
had come home TO look after INV tanc..
he published what said the exoresS;o,.
we taken up by the papers snd went ali oysr
1t has even been used on some occasions a.
10 the British Parliament It's funny how
these political ex xpressiOns originate In some
city just before election the Democrats EN-.
ployed an immense number OF lsborers 10 law
water pipes That's what gave rise to the ex
preston asyin' Pipea' You remember that
q one time the Democrats were called LDc0.
foCoA During Democratic meeting In New
York the participants grew 70 turbulent that
Y bsoa@e nsossssry 70 sxtinguish the lights.
out l0Cof0c0A e the 0ld.fsshi0ned matches
we're called. That's whore that name origi.
mated"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

GREAT many people criticize the
literary work OF W. s. Gilbert who, with
Arthur Sullivan's musical aid, has won fame
as . llbrettist They can scarcely dedne
exactly where Gilbert's merits end and his
faults begin. For this reason they will be
grateful to a writer in the Contemporary
RepieW who thus voices the sentiments OF q
large number OF the criiics His hints OF
beauty and meaning" the writer says, "sre
frequently destroyed and rendered unintel-
ligible by the authors apparent desire to
burlesque his own ides--,o show you q
beautiful thing, only to explain the impos
sibility Of Its existence, or the weakness OF
it, character" The " satire is not reserved
to any definite place !; it spreads everywhere,
and occurs when 1t Is not wanted, a. well as
when 1t IL consistent and necessary. We
feel inclined to move ali our intellectual
out OF the authors way, much %
We should do with our actual chairs and
tables, II We were talking TO man who
might without warning throw a back somer.
ssult in the middle OF his con versa,ioI."
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Reasoulpe Shoemakera.

The shoemakers of New York aud vi
entity to the number Of about 6,OO(
threaten to withdraw from the knights Of
Labor because Of the quarrel of foreman
named Frank Campbell with the leaders o.
the turbulent Assembly No. 40. On Sun
day 800 of the malcontents held meeting
and organized q protective union after
listening to Frank Campbell's story of the
tyrannical conduct Of Master Workman
& Quinn. He said that he had executed q
contract between himself and his employer
which was sanctioned by the Knights OF
Labor, and that he was ordered to strike
\ md break that contract by q man who
y had been only two years in the business,
md, - workman, did not know shoe
fkom . watch, and it was time that work.
nea put down these men,"
There il . vast amount of sagacity in
This remark, and whenever there is con.
fusion in the mind OF q mechanic as to
Wh0ther q shoe is q shoe or a watch, he
should certainly be put down in the medi.
cal records as specimen of cross-eyed
mental vision.
But, seriously, this man Campbell ha, a
yeal grievance; for because of his refusal to
break his contract, to which honor bound
him, be was denounced as " a scab" and
threatened with boycott. Labor men
know that such threat from an officer of
. powerful labor organization means a
great deal. Wherever he went the brand
OF traitor would follow him, and he would
b forced into the ranks Of the enemies Of
organized labor, his friends would forsake
him while his enemies rejoiced. This is
mighty weapon, and that it is trusted to a
few irresponsible men Ia a grave defect in
The system of the Knights.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

1hspospls wnr ~ b particularly inter.
ss1sl IN Tie legal objections raised BY Mr..
Brewster end demollshed By Judge Agnew,
being content 70 know that they have been
demolished. The license law is not a
revenue measure nor does It lay a tax
II 10 passed to regulate the sale of liquor,
and the payment Of license falls only
upon those who choose to sell the liquor.
The title Of the bill gives fair indication of
the purport, which Is all that the constitu.
uonal requirement demands; and the clas.
sifcation Of the licenses is as constitu.
tional as the classification of cities. We
have not lately noted a cleaner wiping out
Of legal opinion, than Judge Agnew's of
Mr.. RraXstAr's.
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Get kesdy For ArbOr Dsy.

!. On Friday next every citizen Of Penn.
gylvania should either plant q tree himself
o. assist some one else in % doing. It will
= Arbor Day and it ought to be made the
most successful in the history of the insti.
sutton Of this day Of forest preservation.
This question appeals not only to the
sentimental but the practical side of mans
nature. II there is extensive tree planting
70 supply the great annual consumption of
forests, the spring freshets will not be 20
disastrous, there will be more equal dis.
tribution Of rain and q general temperature
4 moro equable.
These are only few Of the reasons for
! TIRE planting on the practical side. The
}fpGsst In landscape view, as a place of
ohAde, - the home of birds and ali variety
Hof interesting animal life, has world Of
nonning to the man Of aesthetic deyslop,
lnk. Practically and sentimentally il
1nEeat wisdom to plant trees, and the,
- b planted by the hundred thousand
DG(ets next Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

eEh6f Justice Agnew sends to the
1n6e1phis Press . very clear exposition
- constituti0nality Of the high license
uhich Brewster, ex-attorney general
~ United States, has found to be un.
1tutional. The very high authority
ooge Agnew win quite outweigh that
3. 8sewster, and the simple and lucid
= hb exposition Of the constitutional
lons Involved will leave few to doubt
nctnsss OF his position and to real
11ot ags has not yet diminished
B1ngth OF his judicial judg.
TIE judge says that his con.
- = qnits unprejudioed ~ hs 10 not in
41f - NV, nor Of any license law
4epnallags ~ high lieenss law par.
Il Objectionable - postponing the |
- lesai prohibition may hsvs trial. ]
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

Ex CHIEF JUsrIcE AaNHw says the high
license bill n constitutional.

NAAs
Ex CHIEF JUsrlcE AaNHw says the high
license bill 70 constitutional.
PREstpESr w. T.. BuRK, Of the Phiiadsl.
mia Commercial Exchange, died on Friday.
Io,vC I,vx,xas ,.,e .upor,n,eudeut Of
..s GaS,,i = st,.ror r.ilrn.s. hss heeu
o,.....r, o ..n,,.-., sss,sn. .,art of tha Mis.
sl,,,, p.c,sc rsilrrsa'
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ve nx ,l,'s,.,s,i, W . y, =, ~, ~. ,n,io~inv ass
.nsss ss S,,i MI a. Enrn,sa W.
'"ey VII ".. W. ,.,. x,
MAZE nLANo l, s,,.,, Sr Luz. ,s.,,,n,a.
iano, ~. -, We no. eauseu M ys oy .oNe y. ~.
ner ltiehus ~, pus " @ nea oti'u tin. W '"o
pareh@i uesire 'nA' sno sno"'o en'e'
french "h'eus
FRANCIS sCorr kEf ~ TO nave monu'
ment IN Golden Ga'e PARK, san FrAnctscS
while Maryland and i,s monumental city,
baltimore are apparently too poor To DO MIN
this reverence.
Mr.. HAaaARp's graphic story, " jess, "
finds an unlook K editor critic In The Christ,dn
Inteiiigeacer, the organ OF the Reformed
church. 1t declares that Mr. Hsggard has in
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

Z. II. kAucH, the senior editor OF the
Msuch Chunk Democrat, has begun In that
paper the publication OF his roc objections of
the workings Of" The Underground Rail.
road from 1916 TO 1855. AS Mr.. R.uch was
an active ii cure in those trouo!o times and,
q he possesses fscile psu, he is capable OF
making q most interesting story. The
original intention OF tie veteran cd itor was
to present the story In dramatic form, feel
Ing that 1t would have chance of attaining
equal popularity with "Uncle TOMS Cabin"
but after mature deliberstion he concluded
to write the story for his own newspaper.
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MEDICAL.
A rHLoPHORu0 FOR RHEUMATISM.
Ruled by Prejudice.

Fcw persons realize how thoroushly thcy arc
controlled by prejudice even to their own dts.
advantage. For many ycars the treatment OF
rhsamattsus neuralgia, sciAtica and headache
therefore. without stopping to think thSt the
oriain OF these troubles mna. from necessity,
be internal. the weary sufferrr continues to rub.
rub and fnd no relief. Athiophoros is taken In.
tcrna,ly. and as proof that THE Is the correct
principle. It curs surely and quickly. The
statement Of those who hare been cared ought
to convince the incrodulous.
g. r. Bruce. Metuchen. n. j.. says: my
mother hAA the rheumatism in her heart and
was cured by Athiophoros. she says there Il no
medicine like IT,"
james ". Reed. isss renn Ave-, Pittsburs.
Pa, says: "Ay mother. although "a years Of
age. was entirely cured by the use of Athloph.
ros."
Miss Carrie Patteu, Eagle village, n. Y. says {.
"my mother was nearly . cripple in her arms.
not having been able to dress nor scarcely being
able to feed herself for three months. being In
severe pain most Of the time. The acute pain
ceased AFTER taking three bottles OF Athlophoroe.
but che continued to take It until all signs OF
journalism were gone having taken u bottles
In all. She has not taken auy since last May.
and can use her arms As we'll ~ ever. NUN.
Der OF friends have taken it. and In every case
II hA given satisfaction. In Gaze OF sick head
ache II gives almost immediate relief"
John N. Wolcott, ftfard n. r., says 81 got
q bottle of Athlophoros for friend. she at once
gained rapidly. aud has not been troubled with
the rheumatism since"
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and
Athlophorus Pulls. but where they cannot be
bought OF the druggist the Athiophoroe Co, No.
III W all street. New York. will send either (car.
riase paid) on receipt Of regular price, which
= el.O per bottle for Athlophorus and s0c. for
Pulls.
For liver ana kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In.
digestion. weakness, nervous debility. disease
Of women. constipation. headache. impure
blood. Ac.. Athlophor1 Pulls are uneQ ualed.
aprlS.l Weod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

THE combination which has been evident
for some time between the new Reading
management and the Pennsylvania railroad
has been further evident by the now dis.
closed fact that the control Of the Jersey
Central railroad has passed into the hands OF
these interests, including the Lehigh Valley
railroad, which has long been in harmony
with the Pennsylvania 1t Is said that
the Pennsylvania has not directly be.
come purchaser Of Jersey Central, aud its
directors do not figure among the proposed
directory Of the road but there is little
doubt that 1t is in the combination in some
substantial shape and has taken . hand IN
the capture Of the jersey Central elephant.
We may not look hereafter for much com.
petition in railroad management In this state,
when the great railroad interests after much
ebullition and ierment have tinslly been com
posed into step keeping march.
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Cause For Alarm.

An interview with Senate Clerk 7. b.
Cochran, elsewhere published, shows that
. municipal bill Is most likely to pass
the legislature this session.
Il Lancaster prepared to accept without
change, legislation framed without regard
to the interests Of this city, and with no
knowledge of its needs ? Such will result
II, despite Lancaster's disapproval, bill is
passed, to the provisions of which Lancas.
ter will be subject. Would it not be the
part Of prudence for representatives of the
city councils to 60 to Harrisburg at
their earliest convenience to learn the true
situation of this legislation, and to act for
the city s best interest?
Messrs. Brosius and Wickelsham are
the gentlemen to whom the Board of Trade
has delegated this great duty of watching
the municipal bills. Is it not time for
them to be stirring themselves
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

rest by sick child suffering ana crvsn. ysss
tns excruciatiny pain OF cutting teeth II so.
~ ~ once ana got bottle OF N Rs. WlNsLOW,S
soOrhlN9 sfRUP. 1t viii relieve the poor
niue snneI immediately depend uponit there
on earth who has ever used it. who win not tsIi
you 1t once that It will regulate the bowels. snd
give rest TO the mother, and relief ana hssith n
the chiids operating like magic. 1t 10 perfectly
safe 70 use In all cases ana pleasant to the tasts
ana Il the prescription OF one OF the oldest md
best female physicians ana nurses In the Uuite0
ststss- Sold sverywhsEe. q cents bottle.
m4ySl-lydAW
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J:J. Atkins, Chief Of Police. Knoxville, Tenn,
writes !" Ny family ana are benenc ciaries OF
your most excellent medicine, Dr. Kings New
Discovery for consumption having found II To
be all that you claim for X. desire to To stify to
Us virtue: MY friends. To whom l have recon-.
Kings New Discovery for tonsumpt,on l.
guaranteed to cure Coughs. Colds, Bron chitis,
Asthma Group and every affection OF Throat
Chest and Lungs Trial bottles free at Cochran 2
Drug store. l37 and ls9 North Queen street, Ian.
caster, Pa. Large size, co. Ial
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with headache, you are
ndgety. nervous and generally out of sorts, and
want To brace up. Brace up, but not with slim
ulants, spring medicines, or bitteTs, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before. What You
want Is an Alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action of the Liver and Kid.
neys restore your vitality. and give renewed
md n Electric Btters. and only 50 cents bot.
te at n b. CochIan's Druu store, l37 and 1881
North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa (3l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

SrEAKER PEEL shed tears at the lack OF
dignity in the House OF Com mons on Friday
when Saunderson was made to eat his insult.
ing words concerning the Irish members
The tears were probably OF the genus croco.
dile
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18
We Caution Agssnss Him.

The unprecedented success ana merit OF Ely's
Cream Balm - real cure tor catarrh, hay fever
and cold In the head = had induced many adven.
turers to place catarrh medicines bearing some
resemblance In appearance. style or name upon
=. . market, In order to trade upon the reputa.
uon OF Ely's Cream Balm. Don't be deceived
huy only kiy's Cream Balm. Many in our i'm.
meaiste locality will testify in highest commen.
nas,n nauon OF u. A particle 10 applied into each
nos@h' NO pain; agreeable 10 use. Price 60 eta
all2WdeOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

THE Historical Journal, a monthly for
preser va;ion Of the local history Of the West
Branch valley OF the Susquehanns, the
Juniata region and North western Pennsyl.
vsnia, has made Its appearance IT is from
the pen Of John F. Meginness, OF Williams.
port, an old Lancaster county boy. The first
number is OF high promise and is worthy Of
Mr.. Meginness' reputation ss al earnest,
paipstaking and forcibls editor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

HERR Mosr declares that all policemen
are "loafers, butchers and murderers," and
that "Freemen must substitute bullets for
ballots in this country" Most ought to be
condemned to wash himself regularly, and
to drink only one glass of beer each day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

OHs Bottle E1IBOrs CURl.-Mr. Oscar Z. H.
Koch, Of Allentown. Pa, was bedfast with I'm.
nammatory rheumatism in the winter of lssS
Doctor could do nothing to relieve him, He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy
by the time he had used halt bottle he could
laave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and has not had return of TIA
disease since. In his own words, ~ teal better
than ever before" Price q. BY all druggtstS.
febS-SmdH WSP
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

The Best salye in the world for Cuts, Bruisea
sores, ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Sruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no poJ
reluired. II 10 guarnntesd to give perfect sstiS
fhcrfon, or money refunded. Price Is Can't n,
COZ. Tor sale by II. b. Cochran, DruRRist a.
mo LIB North Queen streat. Lancaster, "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

The Jury In the osse Of John Arensdori ,
Hsdd0ck, ct Sioux City, 10, dtsasrood and
we're tnally discharged By the court Sunday.
They stood eleven for acquittsl and one tor
con YiCtiOu.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

SHILOH's CURE will Immediately relievs
Group. Whooping Cough and Rronchitis. for
sale by II. u: Cochran, Druggist, No. lS7 NORTH
Queen street IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

you are troubled With nervous or sick head
ache, 90 not give up your case as incurable until
you have tried DR. Leslie's Special Prescription
80 the TESTIMONIALS In another column d9 -lw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

DAuDnLlou Llv1a eBLLsTs for sick hsadsche
torpid uvegs b0jousness and Indigestion. omsN
AnA eaey Oevnlow. One plli doss. Prics. a6e.
~ ~ oSuoDooD. lebeSmoIu,Th,o
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

JAMES MCMANEs has announced that he
issgsinst Blaine for the presidency in lsss He
he's found out that the Cat is not going to
jump that way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-18

PATHS ak New York performances
brought in receipts Of $65OoO. As ducst.
gatherer she leads the world.
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Caution,

We would caution the Public to be ware of
Dealers Offering kemp's Raisam at less than the
regular Price, 50 cents and 81, oftentimes iIni
tations inferior articles are sold as the genuine
in order to enable them to sell cheaply b.
Cochran. druggist, No. l7 North Queen street is
our agent Tor Lancaster. sample bottle given
to you free. oISlwdAw